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4 years ago

Please help if you know how to do this type of math! :)

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VashaNatasha [74]4 years ago

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It's just a tiny bit sloppy. The 10.2 cm should be designated with a right angle too. I'll answer it that way.

Area = (L1 + L2)*h/2
L1 = 10.2
L2 = 12.2
h = 12.6
all givens are in cm.

Area = (10.2 + 12.2)*12.6/2
Area = 22.4 * 6.3
Area = 78.12 cm^2

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